
PROGRAMS - regenerative agriculture
Promoting regenerative agriculture
Mitigation alone is no longer enough; we will need to draw carbon out of the atmosphere. One of the best ways to do this is by transforming agriculture. Regenerative farming practices draw carbon back into the soil and out of the atmosphere, with the added benefit of providing better livelihoods for more people than centralized industrial agriculture.
Big Agriculture, which relies on mono crops, tilling, pesticides, and synthetic fertilizers, accounts for approximately 9% of GHG emissions. We must begin subsidizing farming practices that help, rather than hurt, ordinary people and the environment.
Agricultural workers and activists can request resources for their projects below:
Regenerative Agriculture projects
CENCUDER recent work has empowered cocoa farmers through an educational program focused on resilient and adaptive farming techniques such as Inga Alley cropping and permaculture in Eboko Bajoh village.
Earth Rising Foundation is proud to support the important work of the Institute for Mesoamerican Permaculture (IMAP). IMAP is celebrating their 25th anniversary of operations this April.
Integrated Agricultural Association works to promote social, economic, and environmental well-being by empowering youths and women-owned production cooperatives and promoting education on the importance of organic farming and organic food.
We at Earth Rising Foundation are proud to support the crucial work of Farm Sahel. Farm Sahel teaches regenerative agriculture to smallholder subsistence women farmers in Burkina Faso.
We are excited to be partnering with Green America, whose Soil Carbon Initiative (SCI) supports farmers and food companies shifting toward regenerative agriculture practices.
Earth Rising is delighted to be supporting several different organizations in Cameroon working in regenerative agriculture.
Over the past year, we have partnered with Sustainable Harvest International (SHI) in Panamá to support Phase I of their regenerative agriculture training program, led by Daysbeth López. As a veteran Field Trainer, Daysbeth has 15 years of experience training farmers in regenerative practices that protect local environments, draw down carbon, and increase resilience to the effects of climate change.